Fungus of the Heart
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I’m a Guardian of the Forest, and my mom was a very wise, very angry tree named Oak Mother.
She was a beautiful tree, especially in her old age, and her roots stretched all over the world. Into buildings, into people. Even into ideas.
For a while, my mom tried her hand at being a superhero. She used her roots to suck the life out of corrupt politicians, and rapists, and serial killers. But she soon discovered that the more evil she destroyed, the more evil she created.
And so, she realiz...ed that only a human could solve the human problem.
That’s why my mother stole some hair from an old dying woman named Ula Morales. And that’s how I got my name and most of my DNA.
Still, I am who I am today not because of my genetics, but because of my real mother.
Mother Oak was the one who loved me. Sheltered me. Fed me.
I was a hungry baby.
Every day, Mother Oak imbued every drop of sap I swallowed with love and loathing and knowledge and power.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I’m a Guardian of the Forest, and my mom was a very wise, very angry tree named Oak Mother.
She was a beautiful tree, especially in her old age, and her roots stretched all over the world. Into buildings, into people. Even into ideas.
For a while, my mom tried her hand at being a superhero. She used her roots to suck the life out of corrupt politicians, and rapists, and serial killers. But she soon discovered that the more evil she destroyed, the more evil she created.
And so, she realiz...ed that only a human could solve the human problem.
That’s why my mother stole some hair from an old dying woman named Ula Morales. And that’s how I got my name and most of my DNA.
Still, I am who I am today not because of my genetics, but because of my real mother.
Mother Oak was the one who loved me. Sheltered me. Fed me.
I was a hungry baby.
Every day, Mother Oak imbued every drop of sap I swallowed with love and loathing and knowledge and power.
What to read after Fungus of the Heart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeremy C. Shipp to read onlineMoreLess
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